European Center for the Study of Public Choice

Date	Presenters	Topic
	Fall 2009
December 14	Giuseppe Eusepi Sapienza University of Rome	Enterprise-based Public Finance:Blending the Old and the New
	Spring 2009
June 5	Richard E. Wagner George Mason University	Heraclites, Ecclesiastes, and Austro Virginian political Economy
	Spring 2008
May 9	Rosario Gómez-Alvarez Diaz Universidad de Sevilla	Financiación Autonómica En España
	Summer 2007
June 25	Rosario Gómez-Alvarez Diaz Universidad de Sevilla	Búsqueda de rentas y la desregulación del Sector Eléctrico Español
	Fall 2007
February 13	C.Wymer University of Illinois	Destabilizing effects of Inflation Targeting in Monetary Policy
	Fall 2006
October 24	G.Brennan Duke University	The Political Economy of Regulation
	Spring 2006
May 23	G.Brennan Duke University	Majoritarian Inconsistency, Arrow Impossibility, and the Comparative Interpretation: A Context-Based View
	Winter 2006
February 21	Bengt-Arne-Wicktröm Humboldt Universitat Berlin
January 25	G.Eusepi-A. Cepparulo Sapienza University of Rome	Variations on the lupus et agnus story. In search of the Homo Sapiens
	Fall 2005
November 30	L.M. Milone, G. Eusepi Sapienza University of Rome	Internal Order Vs. External Disorder. IMF at the Crossroad.
	Fall 2004
November 29	Jerome L. Stein Brown University, USA	Asian Crises: Theory, Evidence, Warning-Signals
December 13	Pasquale Sgro Deakin University, Australia	Non traded Goods and Tourism in the Pure Theory of Trade
	Spring 2004
April 27	Johan Verrue Hogeschool, Gent	The NATREX simulation of small open economies: The Australian Dollar and the South Korean Won
May 20	Luca Antonio Ricci IMF, Whashington D.C.	External Debt and Growth
	Winter 2004
February 5	Felix Chan School of Economics and Commerce, University of Western Australia Dora Marinova Institute for Sustainability and Technology Policy, Murdoch University Michael McArleer School of Economics and Commerce, University of Western Australia	Modelling Thresholds and Volatility in US Ecological Patents
	Spring 2003
March 31	Stefano Patrì Sapienza University of Rome	Un modello dinamico discreto per l’analisi dell’impatto della immigrazione sugli obiettivi di politica economica
April 7	Michael D. Goldberg University of New Hampshire	Imperfect Knowledge, Temporal Instability and the Excess-Returns Puzzle in the Foreign Exchange Market
	Winter 2003
January 27	Suhejla Hoti University of Western Australia	Tourism, Trade and Domestic Welfare
February 17	Carlo Giannone University of Sannio, Benevento	Gruppi d'interesse, finanza pubblica e istituzioni
March 3	Charles Beat Blankart Humboldt University, Berlin	The Deadlock of the EU Budget: An Economic Analysis of Ways In and Ways Out
	Fall 2002
November 4	Pasquale Sgro Deakin University, Australia	Tourism, Trade and Domestic Welfare
November 20	D. Di Gioacchino, S. Ginebri Sapienza University of Rome	EMU, excessive deficits and risk of repudiation
	Summer 2002
June 24	Dennis Muelller Universiy of Vienna	The Economic Effects of Democratic Participation
	Spring 2002
April 29	Henryk Kierzkowski Graduate Institute of International Studies	Central Europe - A la recherche du temps perdu
May 20	Alan Hamlin University of Southampton	Political Groups and Political Leadership
June 4	Geoffrey Brennan Australian National University	The Economy of Esteem
	Winter 2002
February 5	Francesca Sanna Randaccio Sapienza University of Rome	Multinational Knowledge Spillovers with Centralized versus Decentralized R&D: a Game Theoretic Approach
February 25	Charles Beat Blankart Humboldt Universitat Berlin	Donors First - Reciprocity in Organ Transplantation
March 11	Giuseppe Eusepi Sapienza University of Rome	Inequality Among Equals. In Defense of the Ethics of Freedom
	Fall 2001
September17	Geoffrey Brennan Australian National University	Analytic Conservatism
May 16	Charles Beat Blankart Humboldt Universitat Berlin	Imbalances in the Fiscal Constitution of the European Union
	Winter 2001
March 19	Henryk Kierzkowski Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneve	Fragmentation: New Production Patterns in the World Economy
	Fall 2000
October 9	Bruno Frey University of Zűrich	Citizenship in a Globalised World